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Newspaper

Washington Star

Location

Washington, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1899

Page

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County Court Doings During April Term Amid Crowded Docket

The April term of county court convened with Justice W. S. Gunsapieres presiding and Judge Crome, M. Shipman on the bench. A large turnout from many townships attended as jurors and witnesses, with numerous licenses and civil actions discussed. Notable items included licenses for taverns, a damages case verdict for Wilcox, and ongoing court business spanning multiple townships and localities. The grand jury presented a long list of cases and the court recessed after a busy day, with further sessions planned to continue the docket.

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Centenary Collegiate Institute Concert Club to Host Evening

The Catholic church circles announced a charity concert by the Centenary Collegiate Institute Concert Club of Hackettstown for Friday evening in the chapel. The program features prominent elocutionists and a noted member named as the best elocutionist in the school.

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New Jersey Folkloric Parade Highlights Fraternal Events

A large delegation gathers in Hunterdon County for a fraternal celebration connected with Washington and Junction councils. Highlights include a High Bridge band, a uniformed drill corps, and a display by Oriental court factions. Speakers praise the order’s charitable work, education support, and legal lobbying, noting substantial benefits to New Jersey communities. The event features a lavish repast hosted by Warren Council and Daughters of Liberty, with lighthearted anecdotes from attendees and a light-hearted misstep involving Washington guests.

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Presbyterian Leader Council Dialog on Faith Modernization

Dr Henry Van Dyke presided at a Princeton University church gathering outlining a middle course between old and new beliefs. He argued for retaining proven truths while embracing necessary reform, citing Luther, Westminster, and a proposed modern statement of faith for the Presbyterian church. Pension notes and pension voucher guidance appeared alongside reports of a Grand Central Palace event with speeches by Bryan and others.

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Sermon on Truth by Pastor Kidd Makes Strong Appeal

The sermon from St Washington Baptist Church by Pastor Kidd centers on truth and belief. It argues truth as universal and unchanging, urges exchange of prejudice for truth, and features a Bible-supported defense of Christianity amid depictions of modern doubt. The service included a welcoming address to the Odd Fellows and a congregational response praising the sermon.

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Rumors Of Strikes And Railroad Turmoil At Sussex

Rumors of a strike sweep the Sussex area amid railroad tensions. Union officials report drivers engineers and station agents angry over pay and duties while management contemplates pay in checks and staffing changes. Discharges and resignations among key staff raise fears of a broader work stoppage.

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Fair On es And Good Fare At The Washington Fair

The Washington chapter held a three evening entertainment and sale with booths selling china pictures embroidery and needlework. Attendees enjoyed music by Prof Rich and an orchestra, with raffles and food distributions drawing about 1,500 people and over 20,000 in prizes. Committee members included Rev A C Fleiner and W Christine as well as Bermett Kennedy.

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